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Why Grassroots Action Is the Most Likely Path to Systemic Change ([link removed])
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Media accounts of policy change tends to focus attention at the top. But more often than not, grassroots movements are the real drivers of systemic policy change. Read more... ([link removed])

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For a racially just food system, Black farmers must have the resources and power to make decisions and feed their communities. Read more... ([link removed])
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It’s Time for Philanthropy to Reimagine BIPOC Leadership Transitions ([link removed])
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While funders want BIPOC leaders to succeed, stories continue to emerge about how such leaders have been set up to fail. Philanthropy must fundamentally reimagine leadership transitions and power structures. Read more... ([link removed])

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